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I'm looking for a VOIP provider that will work with a standalone VOIP adapter (Cisco) so that I don't have to rely on a computer to provide phone service. I'm looking at voip.ms (based out of Montreal, they've been around forever too) as one possible provider, but I'm open to other suggestions as well.
I need a provider with a termination in South Korea for sure, and they must have Canadian DIDs.
Not sure if Vonage has what you need but I've had them for over a year and service has been flawless.
That VOIP service is intended for...
Home? Business? SOHO?
As a home phone line, cell reception isn't the best here and as you can imagine long distance and overseas calls are prohibitively expensive.
Edit: This is the phone adapter I'm thinking of getting:I should mention I has a magicjack and returned it, unopened and unused. It looks too shady for my liking, you know about it being too good to be true... I would consider it IF I could get the service to talk to the Cisco adapter without having to install questionable software.Code:http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/voicesw/ps6790/gatecont/ps10024/ps10029/data_sheet_c78-502441.html
Been using this for 3 years not use be be called cantalk9000 hook it up the your internet and than your phone line in your basement and you hole house will have cheap VIOP 60.00 year also work with your home security system well mine anywaysCode:http://www.talkit.ca
That looks interesting, Not a bad price considering it includes a real adapter. Any issues with it ringing multiple phones (powered phones)?
Nettalk is pretty good. nettalk.com
yes, I am using netTALK Duo for a 3-4 month now, way better then MagicJack I used before, goes directly to a router, better quality for sure
concerns over MJs tactics have been around for a while , when signing up your basically agreeing to get advertising on your screen and for them to monitor you web surfing behavior so they know what type of ads to shoot your way .Quote:
Originally Posted by satchick
a work around to this is a cheap thin client which uses very little power consumption left on 24hrs a day (maybe a little more than a voip device if that ) and in the eyes of the MJ device it complies with their TOS .
Have you checked Freephoneline.ca?
You can you Linksys adaptor and do not need PC on all the time.
Been using freephoneline for two years now and it is all good so far.
I am using Magicjack quality is not that good but I can download magicjack app to my ipod and get a different number